France
France is a country that needs no introduction, with its iconic landmarks, delicious cuisine, and rich cultural heritage. From the glittering lights of Paris to the lavender fields of Provence, France is a travel destination that promises to enchant and delight visitors of all ages. Whether you’re strolling along the Seine, sipping wine in a quaint brasserie in Bordeaux, hiking in the Alps or exploring a medieval castle near Toulouse, France offers endless opportunities for adventure, romance, and discovery. So pack your bags, brush up on your French, and get ready to fall in love with this magical country! Here are our best France travel tips to help you plan your trip effortlessly.
Explore the magical Alsace Christmas markets, sample mulled wine and gingerbread, and soak up the festive atmosphere.
To travel to Corsica is to indulge in the luxury of time. To be captivated by a magic that lingers, painting your memories with light and warmth long after you’ve returned.
Amid fragrances of cinnamon and evergreen trees, we present our favourite Parisian Christmas markets, from the hippest to the most traditional.
Imagine landing in Paris, well rested after flying with Air Transat, and seamlessly continuing your journey on the TGV InOui.
Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or an occasional adventurer, these routes promise moments of wonder, challenge, and, most importantly, a total escape from the everyday.
Here’s a curated selection of films, novels and series that place the South of France at the centre of their stories.
From bourgeois Saint-Germain-des-Prés to trendy Canal Saint-Martin, here are 4 new Paris hotels for your next trip to France.
Angers is a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences, capturing the spirit of the Loire Valley—from its elegant architecture to its flavorful culinary scene.
Taste the essence of Marseille with bouillabaisse, the iconic seafood soup that embodies the spirit of the city in these 5 top restaurants.
Here are the top things to do in La Rochelle and its neighbouring island, Ile de Ré, located along the easygoing, idyllic western coast of France.
Paris addresses from our flight attendant Anne-Sophie, who has been there many times. Museums, cafes, galleries and other secret spots!
Here are a few ideas on how to make the most of the Alpine winter, even if you’re more of an “après-ski by the open fire” type.
Out of the almost 500 UNESCO sites in Europe, here are 12 that, according to us, must be seen in a lifetime.
From serene lakes to medieval castles and scenic vineyards, rural France is full of hidden gems for every traveler.
Whether you love good food, walking, watersports or history, you’ll leave enchanted… and wanting to come back!
Grignan may not offer any adrenaline-pumping activities, but that’s not what makes this place so special. Its appeal lies in its timeless beauty, quiet charm and serene atmosphere.
Here’s a dream itinerary for a French Riviera trip with your best friend, including beaches, historic towns, rooftop restaurants and more.
Don’t feel guilty for not attempting to see everything, there’s always more for the next trip to Paris. In the meantime don’t miss these 6 best things to see at the Louvre.
Actress Julianne Côté, an epicurean traveler who feels particularly loyal to the City of Light, shares the places she loves to visit whenever she’s in Paris for a red carpet.
Aix-en-Provence combines the history and joie de vivre of a university town, just an hour by train from Marseille; here are just a few of the must-sees.
There are a host of natural parks in Europe, some of which are unknown to the public. Here are 5 nature destinations off the beaten track!
If you go to Paris and don’t binge on pastries… have you really visited Paris? We’ve rounded up some of the best bakeries in Paris for you to try.
To help you plan your trip to Marseille, here are a few areas that are easy to explore on foot, from one end of the city to the other.
Fly to the french Alps all year round to discover the gastronomy, historical attractions and photogenic sights in this Lyon travel guide.
This Bordeaux travel guide will show you how this destination promises to suprises you with its unique culture, wine and gastronomy.
The Château de Versailles fascinates, intrigues and surprises, even after several visits. But here are a few interesting facts about this legendary place!
Discover the top things to do in Nantes on a weekend getaway in this modern, constantly evolving city that was born into historical bourgeoisie.
If you’ve already had a chance to visit some of the classics, here are a few museums that have opened in recent years that are worth another trip to Europe!
Our selection of eight historical sites in Europe perfectly embodies the continent’s vast and diverse heritage, from the traditions of the Roman Empire to the aftermath of the great world wars.
There’s a surprisingly whopping quantity of free things to do in Paris that are not only incredibly fun, but also shockingly cool.
Essential stops for any first-time Provence trip, including historic castles, quaint fishing villages, vineyards and the stunning Calanques national park.
There is no shortage of exciting things to do in beautiful Toulouse and the surrounding Midi-Pyrénées. Check out our helpful guide to this great region!
Lyon is one of those cities that you can return to time and time again without getting tired of it. Read our best tips to explore Lyon with kids.
This city has it all! Toulouse, the gateway to southwestern France, is young, dynamic, romantic and a gourmet paradise. Discover what Toulouse has to offer in it’s different neighbourhoods.
Located in the south of France, Toulouse is unfortunately often overlooked. Here are 7 facts you should know before you visit Toulouse and fall in love!
A green wall in the heart of the Montorgueil district, an unusual garden near the Château de Vincennes, a planted walk along an old railroad line… Five places to fill up on oxygen in the heart of the City of Light.
Step back in time and explore medieval Rouen, France. Discover its beautiful cathedrals, half-timbered houses, and cobblestone streets.
Whether you’re an amateur oenologist or simply love good wine, Bordeaux is a destination of choice. Here are our suggestions for places not to be missed.
In addition to its cultural appeal, the Loire’s banks are rich in biodiversity, home to a variety of birds and breathtaking scenery.
Experience the raw beauty of Étretat, a picturesque seaside resort known for its stunning cliffs, tranquil beaches, and romantic ambiance.
Discover this little corner of the Pyrénées Orientales, with its breathtaking views and elegant simplicity.
Short on time but thirsty for discovery? No worries, we’ve got you covered. A picture-perfect itinerary for visiting Provence in just under a week, with stops in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence and historic Arles.
The Parisian neighbourhood of Montmartre is best known for Sacré Coeur and Moulin Rouge, but if these are the only places you see in this district you will be missing out on a lot. Get away from the city crowds to discover the secrets of Montmartre.
There are three options for biking through Loire, independent, a group biking tour with a guide or a self-guided bike tour.
Bordeaux is most often known as one of the best places to drink red wine in France, and in fact all of the world. But second to that it’s known for its gothic architecture and is home to one of the best cities to eat in France.
If you’re looking for fantastic classic French food with seafood caught that morning, Nantes must be on your list. When you visit you cannot miss these restaurants in Nantes!
Here are some places you could visit that have a big history with cocoa and chocolate!
Provence is all about sun, lavender, sunflowers and rosé. But above all, it’s about an undeniable joie de vivre.
A trip to Lyon, the gastronomic capital of France, turns into a food-fueled adventure. The real treasure of Lyon is its rich local produce that turns a trip here into a journey of flavors‚ whether you’re a meat-loving adventurer or not.
Experience the vibrant city of Nantes: a perfect blend of art, culture, and history on the banks of the Loire River.
